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The foundation of text in Word 2013 is simple:
just click where you want your text, and type.

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You can use the space bar on your keyboard
to add spaces… and if you want to start

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a new line, just press Enter.

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If you make a mistake like I did, that's okay.

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You can press backspace or delete to fix it.

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And now we're all set.

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There may come a time when you need to work
with text that's already in your document,

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maybe to copy and paste it, or to move it
to a different location.

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To do that, you need to know how to select
text first.

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The text I'd like to select is the business
name—H2O.

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You can see it here at the top of the list.

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Just click, hold, and drag your mouse over
the text, then let go.

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See how it's highlighted gray?

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That means the text is selected.

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And this little box is the hover toolbar,
which gives you easy access to formatting

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options, like font color, size, and more.

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Let's try copy and paste now that we have
our text selected.

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Just click the Copy command on the ribbon…
choose where you want the text to go… then

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click Paste.

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You can also get to these commands by right-clicking
in the document.

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For example, to cut and paste, start by selecting
your text… then right-click… and choose

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Cut.

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The original text will disappear, and now
we can paste it anywhere we want by right-clicking

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again.

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Paste Options determine how the text is going
to look—ranging from exactly like the original,

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to the same text but without any formatting.

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I'm going to keep the formatting because I
like the way it looks with each item on the

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list.

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If you want to move a selection of text from
one place to another, you can use the drag

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and drop method.

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Let's skip to the bottom of the document so
I can show you how it works.

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First select the text you want to move.

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Now click, hold, and drag where you want it
to go.

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You may need to do some rearranging to make
to make sure it ends up the way you want.

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Finally, in a long document like this, I sometimes
have trouble finding a specific word or phrase

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that I know is in there somewhere.

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The Find feature can help by searching the
document for you.

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Click the Find command on the ribbon… then
type the word or phrase you're looking for.

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The results will show up in the left pane,
and will also be highlighted yellow.

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At times, you may find that you've made a
mistake throughout your document, or you need

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to swap a certain word or phrase for another.

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For that, you can use the Replace command
instead.

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I actually need to change the month on these
specials from February… to March.

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Now when you're ready, click Find Next in
the dialog box… then click Replace.

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Replace All can save you even more time by
changing every instance in the document automatically.

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Now you know the basics, including cut, copy,
and paste; drag and drop; and find and replace…

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everything you need to work with text in Word
2013.

